The world's greatest media hoax is finally outed. It features an obscure Russian law officer whose 2006 death burst into world headlines. Claiming Alexander Litvinenko was a former KGB spy, news reports said he blamed Vladimir Putin for poisoning him with polonium. But the headlines had no factual basis. They were part of a massive hoax. That's what author William Dunkerley found when commissioned by the International Federation of Journalists to investigate the reportage. Dunkerley presented his exclusive peer-reviewed revelations at the organization's World Congress. Now you can get the same penetrating insights from his book The Phony Litvinenko Murder. The author reveals who was behind the hoax and the motives that propelled it all. There are many other books on the Litvinenko case, but author Dunkerley uniquely takes on the mainstream fabrications that have fooled so many people. His book is replete with actual citations of the phony news headlines that tricked the world. In a sequel, Litvinenko Murder Case Solved, Dunkerley exposes how the UK government tried to paper over what really happened.